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Kristin Hickman

Croft Assistant Professor of Anthropology and International Studies

University of Mississippi

Affiliations

Sociology and Anthropology

Anthropology

College of Liberal Arts

Sociology and Anthropology

Kristin Hickman is currently serving as an Anthropology Croft Assistant Professor of Anthropology and International Studies at University of Mississippi.

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Kristin Hickman

University of Mississippi

Croft Assistant Professor of Anthropology and International Studies

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language sociolinguistics linguistics culture multilingualism language culture performance studies ethnicity cultural studies media studies language pedagogy african studies localization african identity migration studies language teaching north african studies black experience african diaspora intercultural communication language migration language education language ideologies vernacular texts language activism schizophrenic selves contemporary urban morocco casablanca dubbing studio local language foreign bodies voicing foreignness transforming moroccan arabic sub-saharan african immigrants public language private dialect protectorate-era morocco ethnography sound studies culture collection moroccan arabic sociocultural anthropology regional studies anthropology orientalism middle eastern studies cultural anthropology

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From Private Dialect to Public Language: Transforming Moroccan Arabic Through the Voices of Sub-Saharan African Immigrants. Journal of Arabic Sociolinguistics (2024)

Kristin Gee Hickman

transforming moroccan arabicsub-saharan african immigrantspublic languagelanguagemultilingualismlanguage migrationprivate dialectsociolinguisticslinguistics

Foreign Bodies, Local Language: Voicing Foreignness in a Casablanca Dubbing Studio. Journal of African Cultural Studies (2023)

Kristin Gee Hickman

casablanca dubbing studioperformance studieslocal languageethnicityafrican studieslanguage culturelocalizationafrican identitycultural studiesblack experienceafrican diasporaculturemigration studiesforeign bodiesvoicing foreignnessmultilingualismafrican american studiessociolinguisticsmedia studiesintercultural communication

From ʾAlfiyya to Berlitz: Modernising Arabic Language Pedagogy in Protectorate-Era Morocco. The Journal of North African Studies (2022)

Kristin Gee Hickman

language pedagogylanguage teachingprotectorate-era morocconorth african studieslanguagelanguage education

Vernacular Texts for Schizophrenic Selves: Language Ideologies and Language Activism in Contemporary Urban Morocco. Langage et société (2022)

Kristin Gee Hickman

languagelanguage ideologieslinguisticsvernacular textslanguage activismcultureschizophrenic selvessociolinguisticslanguage culturecontemporary urban morocco

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Kristin Hickman

Croft Assistant Professor of Anthropology and International Studies

University of Mississippi

Affiliations

Sociology and Anthropology

Anthropology

College of Liberal Arts

Sociology and Anthropology

Kristin Hickman is currently serving as an Anthropology Croft Assistant Professor of Anthropology and International Studies at University of Mississippi.

Honors

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Kristin Hickman

University of Mississippi

Croft Assistant Professor of Anthropology and International Studies

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

From Private Dialect to Public Language: Transforming Moroccan Arabic Through the Voices of Sub-Saharan African Immigrants. Journal of Arabic Sociolinguistics (2024)

Kristin Gee Hickman

transforming moroccan arabicsub-saharan african immigrantspublic languagelanguagemultilingualismlanguage migrationprivate dialectsociolinguisticslinguistics

Foreign Bodies, Local Language: Voicing Foreignness in a Casablanca Dubbing Studio. Journal of African Cultural Studies (2023)

Kristin Gee Hickman

From ʾAlfiyya to Berlitz: Modernising Arabic Language Pedagogy in Protectorate-Era Morocco. The Journal of North African Studies (2022)

Kristin Gee Hickman

language pedagogylanguage teachingprotectorate-era morocconorth african studieslanguagelanguage education

Vernacular Texts for Schizophrenic Selves: Language Ideologies and Language Activism in Contemporary Urban Morocco. Langage et société (2022)

Kristin Gee Hickman

languagelanguage ideologieslinguisticsvernacular textslanguage activismcultureschizophrenic selvessociolinguisticslanguage culturecontemporary urban morocco

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